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1. A system for editing a document, comprising: circuitry configured for presenting at least one original portion of at least one base document on a first portion of a display; circuitry configured for receiving at least one user input identifying a user-preferred rules packet via a user interface that is configured to provide for selection of the user-preferred rules packet from a plurality of other rules packets based at least in part on a name of a person that is associated with the user-preferred rules packet, the user-preferred rules packet including at least one or more rules that are associated with the person and that are configured for modifying the at least one base document for presentation of at least one modification to the at least one base document in a second portion of a display; circuitry configured for modifying the at least one base document according to the user-preferred rules packet; and circuitry configured for presenting at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification to the at least one base document on a second portion of a display.
The system is designed for document editing, addressing the challenge of applying personalized formatting or modification rules to documents. It presents an original document portion on a display while allowing users to select a preferred rules packet associated with a specific person. These rules packets contain predefined rules for modifying the document, such as formatting, styling, or content adjustments. The system applies the selected rules to the document and displays the modified version alongside the original. The user interface enables easy selection of rules packets by displaying names associated with each packet, ensuring users can quickly apply modifications tailored to their preferences or those of another individual. This approach streamlines document customization by leveraging preconfigured rules, reducing manual editing effort and ensuring consistency in modifications. The system is particularly useful in collaborative environments where multiple users may need to apply different formatting or editing styles to the same base document.
2. The system for editing a document of claim 1 , wherein the circuitry configured for presenting at least one original portion of at least one base document comprises: circuitry configured for presenting at least one of a text-based document or a graphic-based document on the first portion of the display.
A system for editing documents presents at least one original portion of a base document, which may include a text-based document or a graphic-based document, on a first portion of a display. The system allows users to view and modify the content of the base document, which can be either text or graphical in nature. The display is divided into sections, with the first portion dedicated to showing the original content of the base document. This enables users to see the original material while making edits or annotations. The system may also include additional features, such as tools for manipulating the text or graphics, saving changes, or comparing different versions of the document. The primary function is to provide a clear and organized interface for editing documents, ensuring that users can efficiently work with both text and graphical content in a unified environment. The system is designed to enhance productivity by streamlining the editing process and maintaining a structured workflow.
3. The system for editing a document of claim 1 , wherein the circuitry configured for receiving at least one user input identifying a user-preferred rules packet associated with at least one modification to the at least one base document comprises: at least one of: first circuitry that includes at least: circuitry configured for storing one or more rules packets; circuitry configured for receiving at least one user selection of at least one of the one or more rules packets; and circuitry configured for modifying at least one part of the at least one base document based at least partially on the selected at least one of the one or more rules packets; second circuitry that includes at least: circuitry configured for identifying at least one recipient of the at least one document; circuitry configured for retrieving one or more rules packets associated with the at least one recipient based at least partially on the circuitry configured for identifying at least one recipient of the at least one document; and circuitry configured for modifying at least one part of the at least one base document based at least partially on the at least one retrieved rules packet; or third circuitry that includes at least: circuitry configured for receiving at least one audio instruction from at least one user via at least one audio interface.
The invention relates to a document editing system that allows users to apply predefined rules packets to modify documents. The system addresses the problem of manually applying consistent formatting, content adjustments, or other modifications across multiple documents, which is time-consuming and prone to errors. The system includes circuitry for receiving user inputs that identify a preferred rules packet, which contains predefined modification rules. These rules can be applied to a base document to generate a modified version. The system provides multiple ways to select and apply these rules packets. One approach involves storing multiple rules packets, allowing users to select one or more of them, and then applying the selected rules to modify the document. Another approach automatically identifies recipients of the document and retrieves rules packets associated with those recipients, applying the retrieved rules to the document. A third approach allows users to provide audio instructions via an audio interface to select and apply rules packets. The system ensures that documents are modified according to predefined rules, improving efficiency and consistency in document editing.
4. The system for editing a document of claim 1 , wherein the circuitry configured for receiving at least one user input identifying a user-preferred rules packet associated with at least one modification to the at least one base document comprises: circuitry configured for storing a plurality of rules packets; circuitry configured for receiving at least one user selection of at least one rules packet based at least partially on the stored plurality of rules packets; circuitry configured for modifying at least one part of the at least one base document based at least partially on the at least one selected rules packet, and wherein the circuitry configured for presenting at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification to the at least one base document on a second portion of a display includes at least: circuitry configured for simultaneously presenting the at least one original portion of the at least one document on the first portion of the display and the at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification based at least partially on the at least one selected rules packet on the second portion of the display, wherein the at least one modification presented on the second portion of the display is a modification according to at least one rule of the at least one selected rules packet which specifies the at least one modification for presentation in the second portion of the display.
A document editing system allows users to apply predefined rules packets to modify a base document and view the original and modified versions simultaneously. The system includes circuitry for storing multiple rules packets, each defining specific modifications to a document. Users can select a rules packet, and the system applies the associated rules to modify parts of the base document. The modified document is then displayed alongside the original document, enabling side-by-side comparison. The modifications are based on rules within the selected rules packet, which dictate how the document should be altered and presented. This system enhances document editing by providing a structured way to apply predefined changes while maintaining visibility of the original content, facilitating review and decision-making. The simultaneous display ensures users can easily compare the original and modified versions to assess the impact of the applied rules.
5. The system for editing a document of claim 1 , wherein the circuitry configured for receiving at least one user input identifying a user-preferred rules packet associated with at least one modification to the at least one base document comprises: circuitry configured for storing a plurality of rules packets; circuitry configured for receiving at least one user selection of at least one first rules packet based at least partially on the stored plurality of rules packets; circuitry configured for receiving at least one user selection of at least one second rules packet; circuitry configured for modifying at least one part of the at least one base document based at least partially on at least one of the at least one selected first rules packet; circuitry configured for modifying at least one part of the at least one base document based at least partially on at least one of the at least one selected second rules packet, and wherein the circuitry configured for presenting at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification to the at least one base document on a second portion of a display includes at least: circuitry configured for presenting at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification to the at least one base document based at least partially on the at least one selected first rules packet on the second portion of the display; and circuitry configured for presenting at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification to the at least one base document based at least partially on the at least one selected second rules packet on a third portion of the display.
A document editing system allows users to apply multiple sets of editing rules to a base document and view the results simultaneously. The system stores multiple rules packets, each defining specific modifications to a document. Users can select one or more rules packets to apply to the base document. The system processes the document according to each selected rules packet, generating modified versions of the document. These modified versions are displayed in separate portions of a display, allowing users to compare the effects of different rules packets side by side. The system enables users to preview how different editing rules affect the document before finalizing changes, facilitating more informed decision-making during the editing process. This approach is particularly useful in scenarios where multiple editing styles or compliance requirements must be evaluated simultaneously.
6. The system for editing a document of claim 1 , wherein the circuitry configured for presenting at least one original portion of the at least one base document on a first portion of a display comprises: circuitry configured for presenting the at least one original portion of the at least one document in at least one first window on at least one display device, and wherein the circuitry configured for presenting at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification to the at least one base document on a second portion of a display includes at least: circuitry configured for presenting at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification to the at least one base document in at least one second window on the at least one display device.
A document editing system that displays original and modified versions of a document side by side for comparison. The system presents the original document content in a first window on a display device, allowing users to view the unaltered text or data. Simultaneously, it shows a second window containing the same document after modifications have been applied, enabling real-time or post-edit review of changes. The two windows are displayed in separate portions of the screen, facilitating direct visual comparison between the original and edited versions. This split-view approach helps users identify differences, verify edits, and ensure accuracy without switching between documents or losing context. The system is designed to support various types of documents, including text files, spreadsheets, or other editable content, and can be implemented in software applications, web-based editors, or specialized document management tools. The key function is to provide a clear, synchronized presentation of both original and modified content to streamline the editing and review process.
7. The system for editing a document of claim 1 , wherein the circuitry configured for presenting at least one original portion of the at least one base document on a first portion of a display comprises: circuitry configured for presenting the at least one original portion of the at least one document on at least one first display device, and wherein the circuitry configured for presenting at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification to the at least one base document on a second portion of a display includes at least: circuitry configured for presenting at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification to the at least one base document on at least one second display device.
The invention relates to a document editing system designed to facilitate efficient comparison and modification of documents by displaying original and modified versions simultaneously. The system addresses the problem of tracking changes and reviewing edits in a document by presenting the original content and the updated content in separate but adjacent display areas. The system includes circuitry configured to present at least one original portion of a base document on a first display device, allowing users to view the unaltered text or content. Simultaneously, the system presents at least a portion of the base document that includes modifications on a second display device. This dual-display approach enables users to easily compare the original and modified versions side by side, ensuring clarity in identifying changes, additions, or deletions. The separation of displays helps prevent confusion and improves the editing process by providing a clear visual distinction between the original and revised content. The system is particularly useful in collaborative environments, version control, or any scenario where document revisions need to be tracked and reviewed with precision.
8. The system for editing a document of claim 1 , wherein the circuitry configured for receiving at least one user input identifying a user-preferred rules packet associated with at least one modification to the at least one base document comprises: circuitry configured for identifying at least one recipient of the at least one document; circuitry configured for storing a plurality of rules packets, wherein an individual rules packet is associated with at least one recipient; circuitry configured for retrieving at least one rules packet based at least partially on the stored plurality of rules packets and based at least partially on at least one identified recipient; and circuitry configured for modifying at least one part of the at least one base document based at least partially on the at least one retrieved rules packet, and wherein the circuitry configured for presenting at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification to the at least one base document on a second portion of a display includes at least: circuitry configured for presenting at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification to the at least one base document on at least one display device associated with the at least one recipient.
The technology domain involves systems for automated document editing based on recipient-specific rules. The invention addresses the problem of efficiently modifying a base document according to predefined preferences or requirements associated with different recipients without manual intervention for each version. The system includes circuitry for receiving user input to identify a rules packet linked to modifications for a base document. It identifies at least one recipient of the document and stores multiple rules packets, each associated with a specific recipient. Based on the identified recipient, the system retrieves the corresponding rules packet from the stored collection. The retrieved rules packet is then applied to modify specific parts of the base document. Finally, the modified document is presented on a display device linked to the identified recipient, ensuring the changes align with their preferences or requirements. This approach automates document customization, reducing manual effort and ensuring consistency across different versions of the document for various recipients.
9. The system for editing a document of claim 1 , wherein the circuitry configured for presenting at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification to the at least one base document on a second portion of a display comprises: circuitry configured for presenting only the document including the at least one modification to at least one recipient.
The technology domain involves systems for editing and presenting modified documents to recipients. The problem being addressed is the need to selectively display only the final version of a document with all modifications incorporated, rather than showing the original document alongside the changes. The system includes circuitry configured to present at least one base document that has undergone at least one modification. Specifically, the circuitry is designed to display only the modified version of the document on a portion of a display, ensuring that recipients see the final edited document without viewing the original or intermediate versions. This approach streamlines the presentation of edited content, making it easier for recipients to review the final output without distractions from prior versions or tracked changes. The system focuses on delivering a clean, finalized document view to the end user, enhancing clarity and usability in document editing workflows.
10. The system for editing a document of claim 1 , further comprising: at least one of: circuitry configured for transmitting at least one of the at least one original portion of the at least one base document or the at least one modification to the at least one base document to at least one recipient, the transmitting based at least partially on the user-preferred rules packet; or circuitry configured for transmitting a request for the at least one rules packet to one or more servers associated with at least one recipient.
The invention relates to a document editing system that enables the transmission of document portions or modification requests based on user-defined rules. The system includes circuitry for sending either original sections of a base document or proposed changes to one or more recipients, with the transmission governed by a user-preferred rules packet. This rules packet may specify conditions such as recipient preferences, document versions, or access permissions. Alternatively, the system can automatically request the rules packet from servers associated with the intended recipients if it is not already available locally. The rules packet ensures that document sharing or modification requests comply with predefined constraints, such as security protocols or organizational guidelines. By automating the transmission process based on these rules, the system reduces manual intervention and ensures consistent adherence to user and recipient preferences. The circuitry handles both the sending of document content and the retrieval of rules, making the process efficient and adaptable to different recipient environments.
11. The system for editing a document of claim 10 , wherein the circuitry configured for transmitting at least one of the at least one original portion of the at least one base document or the at least one modification to the at least one base document comprises: circuitry configured for receiving at least one user input identifying at least one recipient; and circuitry configured for transmitting at least one of the at least one original portion of the at least one base document or the at least one modification to the at least one base document to the at least one recipient based at least partly on at least one rules packet associated with the identified at least one recipient.
The invention relates to a document editing system designed to facilitate the transmission of document portions or modifications to designated recipients based on predefined rules. The system processes at least one base document, allowing for the identification and extraction of original portions or modifications. It includes circuitry for receiving user input to specify at least one recipient. Upon receiving this input, the system transmits either the original portions of the base document or the modifications to the identified recipient. The transmission is governed by at least one rules packet associated with the recipient, ensuring that the document or its changes are sent according to predefined conditions or constraints. This approach enhances document management by automating the distribution process while adhering to recipient-specific rules, improving efficiency and accuracy in collaborative editing environments.
12. The system for editing a document of claim 10 , wherein the circuitry configured for receiving at least one user input identifying a user-preferred rules packet associated with at least one modification to the at least one base document comprises: circuitry configured for receiving at least one user input identifying at least one recipient; circuitry configured for modifying the at least one base document based at least partially on at least one rules packet associated with the identified at least one recipient, the modifying resulting in at least one modified document, and wherein the circuitry configured for transmitting at least one of the at least one original portion of the at least one base document or the at least one modification to the at least one base document includes at least: circuitry configured for transmitting the at least one modified document to the at least one recipient.
The technology domain involves systems for editing and distributing documents based on user-defined rules and recipient-specific modifications. The invention addresses the problem of efficiently tailoring documents to different recipients by automating the application of customizable rules and ensuring accurate transmission of the modified content. The system receives user input to identify at least one recipient and applies a rules packet associated with that recipient to a base document. The rules packet defines modifications to be made, such as changes to text, formatting, or content inclusion. The system then generates a modified document by incorporating these recipient-specific adjustments while preserving the original portions of the base document as needed. After modification, the system transmits the resulting document to the identified recipient. This ensures that each recipient receives a version of the document tailored to their preferences or requirements without manual intervention. The system may also transmit original portions of the base document or specific modifications separately, depending on the configuration. The core functionality focuses on automating document customization and distribution based on predefined rules linked to recipients.
13. The system for editing a document of claim 10 , wherein the circuitry configured for receiving at least one user input identifying a user-preferred rules packet associated with at least one modification to the at least one base document comprises: circuitry configured for receiving at least one user selection of at least one portion of the at least one base document, and wherein the circuitry configured for presenting at least one original portion of the at least one base document on a first portion of a display comprises includes at least: circuitry configured for presenting the at least one original portion of the at least one document in at least one first window on at least one display device, and wherein the circuitry configured for presenting at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification to the at least one base document on a second portion of a display includes at least: circuitry configured for presenting the at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification to the at least one base document in at least one second window on the at least one display device.
A document editing system that enables users to apply and visualize modifications to a base document using predefined rule sets. The system allows users to select specific portions of the base document and associate them with a user-preferred rules packet, which defines the desired modifications. The system then presents the original selected portion in a first window on a display device, while simultaneously showing the modified version of the same portion in a second window on the same display. This side-by-side comparison helps users review changes before finalizing them. The system is designed to streamline the editing process by automating modifications based on user-selected rules while maintaining clarity through parallel presentation of original and revised content.
14. A method for editing a document, comprising: presenting at least one original portion of at least one base document on a first portion of a display; receiving at least one user input identifying a user-preferred rules packet via a user interface that is configured to provide for selection of the user-preferred rules packet, from a plurality of other rules packets, based at least in part on a name of a person that is associated with the user-preferred rules packet, the user-preferred rules packet including at least one or more rules that are associated with the person and that are configured for modifying the at least one base document for presentation of at least one modification to the at least one base document in a second portion of a display; modifying the at least one base document according to the user-preferred rules packet; and presenting at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification to the at least one base document on a second portion of a display, wherein at least one of the presenting at least one original portion, the modifying, or the presenting at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification is executed at least in part with one or more processing devices.
The technology domain involves document editing systems that apply predefined rules to modify base documents for presentation. The problem addressed is enabling users to efficiently select and apply customizable rule sets to documents, where each rule set is associated with a specific person and tailored to their preferences or requirements. The invention allows a user to view original portions of a base document on one part of a display. Through a user interface, the user selects a preferred rules packet from multiple available options, where selection is based at least partly on the name of the person associated with each rules packet. Each rules packet contains one or more rules linked to that person, designed to modify the base document content. Once selected, the system automatically applies the chosen rules to the base document, transforming it according to the specified modifications. The modified document or portions thereof are then displayed on a second part of the display. The entire process—displaying original content, applying rules, and showing the modified result—is performed using one or more processing devices, ensuring automated and efficient document transformation based on user-selected, person-specific rule sets.
15. A system for editing a document, comprising: at least one non-transitory computer readable medium bearing instructions that, when executed, cause a computer to at least: present at least one original portion of at least one base document on a first portion of a display; receive at least one user input identifying a user-preferred rules packet via a user interface that is configured to provide for selection of the user-preferred rules packet, from a plurality of other rules packets, based at least in part on a name of a person that is associated with the user-preferred rules packet, the user-preferred rules packet including at least one or more rules that are associated with the person and that are configured for modifying the at least one base document for presentation of at least one modification to the at least one base document in a second portion of a display; modify the at least one base document according to the user-preferred rules packet; and present at least a portion of the at least one base document including the at least one modification to the at least one base document on a second portion of a display.
The invention relates to a document editing system designed to modify and present documents based on user-selected rules. The system addresses the problem of efficiently applying personalized document modifications by allowing users to select a rules packet associated with a specific person, which contains predefined rules for altering the document. The system operates by first displaying an original portion of a base document on one part of a screen. Through a user interface, the user selects a preferred rules packet from multiple available options, where the selection is based on the name of the person linked to the rules packet. Once selected, the system applies the rules from the chosen packet to modify the base document. The modified document, or portions of it, is then displayed on a different part of the screen, showing the changes made by the rules. This approach enables users to quickly apply and visualize document modifications tailored to specific individuals or use cases without manually editing the document each time. The system leverages non-transitory computer-readable media to execute instructions that facilitate these operations, ensuring seamless integration of user preferences into document editing workflows.
16. The system for editing a document of claim 1 , wherein the circuitry configured for receiving at least one user input identifying a user-preferred rules packet via a user interface that is configured to provide for selection of the user-preferred rules packet from a plurality of other rules packets based at least in part on a name of a person that is associated with the user-preferred rules packet, the user-preferred rules packet including at least one or more rules that are associated with the person and that are configured for modifying the at least one base document for presentation of at least one modification to the at least one base document in a second portion of a display comprises: at least one of: circuitry configured for receive at least one user input via a user interface that provides at least one of a slider, a knob, or a button that is configured to provide for selection of the user-preferred rules packet, from the plurality of other rules packets, based at least in part on the name of the person that is associated with the user-preferred rules packet; or circuitry that is configured to provide for selection of the user-preferred rules packet at least in part by a selection of the name of the person associated with the user-preferred rules packet from a plurality of names of persons associated with rules packets.
The invention relates to a document editing system that allows users to apply predefined sets of rules to modify a base document for presentation. The system includes circuitry for receiving user input through a user interface to select a preferred rules packet from multiple available options. The selection is based on the name of a person associated with each rules packet, enabling users to quickly identify and apply rules created or recommended by specific individuals. The user interface provides interactive controls such as sliders, knobs, or buttons to facilitate this selection process. Once selected, the rules packet modifies the base document, and the changes are displayed in a separate section of the screen. The system supports either manual selection via user input or automatic selection based on the associated person's name, streamlining the process of applying customized document modifications.
17. The system for editing a document of claim 1 , wherein the circuitry configured for receiving at least one user input identifying a user-preferred rules packet via a user interface that is configured to provide for selection of the user-preferred rules packet from a plurality of other rules packets based at least in part on a name of a person that is associated with the user-preferred rules packet, the user-preferred rules packet including at least one or more rules that are associated with the person and that are configured for modifying the at least one base document for presentation of at least one modification to the at least one base document in a second portion of a display comprises: circuitry that is configured to provide for selection of the user-preferred rules packet at least in part by a selection of the name of the person associated with the user-preferred rules packet, wherein the name of the person is associated with a particular communications channel in which the document is to be displayed, wherein the user-preferred rules packet includes one or more rules for modification of at least a portion of the at least one base document for the particular communications channel.
The invention relates to a system for editing documents based on user-preferred rules packets, addressing the problem of efficiently applying personalized document modifications across different communication channels. The system includes circuitry for receiving user input that identifies a preferred rules packet through a user interface. This interface allows users to select a rules packet from multiple options, with selection based on the name of a person associated with each packet. Each rules packet contains one or more rules designed to modify a base document for presentation in a specific portion of a display. The circuitry enables selection of the preferred rules packet by matching the user's chosen name to a person linked to a particular communications channel where the document will be displayed. The selected rules packet then applies its predefined modifications to the base document, tailoring its presentation for the designated channel. This approach ensures that document formatting, content, or layout adjustments are automatically applied according to the user's preferences and the target communication medium, streamlining the editing process and maintaining consistency across different display contexts.
18. The system for editing a document of claim 17 , wherein the circuitry that is configured to provide for selection of the user-preferred rules packet at least in part by a selection of the name of the person associated with the user-preferred rules packet, wherein the name of the person is associated with a particular communications channel in which the document is to be displayed, wherein the user-preferred rules packet includes one or more rules for modification of at least a portion of the base document for the particular communications channel comprises: circuitry that is configured to provide for selection of the user-preferred rules packet at least in part by a selection of the name of the person associated with the user-preferred rules packet, wherein the name of the person is associated with a particular communications channel that includes at least one of a social networking channel, an email channel, a text message channel, or an internal corporate channel.
A system for editing a document based on user-preferred rules associated with specific communications channels. The system selects a rules packet by identifying the name of a person linked to that packet, where the name corresponds to a particular channel through which the document will be displayed. The rules packet contains one or more rules that modify portions of a base document to suit the requirements of the selected channel. The communications channel can be a social networking platform, email, text messaging, or an internal corporate system. The selection process allows users to apply predefined formatting, content adjustments, or other modifications tailored to the intended channel, ensuring the document is optimized for its specific presentation environment. The system leverages circuitry or processing logic to match the user's selection of a person's name with the associated rules packet and applies those rules to the document before transmission or display. This approach streamlines document adaptation for different communication mediums without requiring manual adjustments for each channel.
19. The system for editing a document of claim 1 , wherein the circuitry configured for receiving at least one user input identifying a user-preferred rules packet via a user interface that is configured to provide for selection of the user-preferred rules packet from a plurality of other rules packets based at least in part on a name of a person that is associated with the user-preferred rules packet, the user-preferred rules packet including at least one or more rules that are associated with the person and that are configured for modifying the at least one base document for presentation of at least one modification to the at least one base document in a second portion of a display comprises: circuitry configured for receiving at least one user input identifying a user-preferred rules packet that includes one or more rules for at least one of summarizing or semantically interpreting at least a portion of the at least one base document for presentation of the at least one of the summary or the semantic interpretation in the second portion of the display.
The invention relates to a document editing system designed to enhance document processing by applying user-specific rules for summarization or semantic interpretation. The system addresses the problem of efficiently modifying and presenting document content based on personalized preferences or contextual understanding. It comprises circuitry that receives user input to select a preferred rules packet from multiple available options, where the selection is based on an associated person's name. Each rules packet contains one or more rules tailored to modify a base document, such as generating a summary or interpreting its semantic content. The modified or interpreted content is then displayed in a designated portion of the user interface. The system allows users to dynamically apply predefined rulesets associated with specific individuals, enabling consistent and context-aware document transformations. By leveraging named rules packets, the system ensures that document modifications align with user preferences or domain-specific requirements, improving readability and comprehension. The core functionality includes rule selection, document processing, and presentation of results in a structured format.
20. The system for editing a document of claim 1 , wherein the circuitry configured for receiving at least one user input identifying a user-preferred rules packet via a user interface that is configured to provide for selection of the user-preferred rules packet from a plurality of other rules packets based at least in part on a name of a person that is associated with the user-preferred rules packet, the user-preferred rules packet including at least one or more rules that are associated with the person and that are configured for modifying the at least one base document for presentation of at least one modification to the at least one base document in a second portion of a display comprises: circuitry configured for receiving at least one user input identifying a user-preferred rules packet that includes one or more rules for selecting one or more parts of the at least one base document for presentation of at least one of the one or more parts of the at least one base document in the second portion of the display.
The technology domain involves document editing systems that apply user-defined rules to modify and present document content. The problem addressed is the need for efficient and personalized document editing, where users can quickly apply predefined sets of rules tailored to specific individuals or contexts. The system allows users to select a preferred rules packet from multiple available options through a user interface. Each rules packet is associated with a person's name and contains one or more rules designed to modify a base document. These rules determine which parts of the document are selected for presentation in a secondary display area. The circuitry receives user input to identify the desired rules packet, enabling the system to apply the associated rules and display the modified content accordingly. The rules packets facilitate dynamic document editing by automating the selection and presentation of relevant document portions based on predefined criteria linked to specific individuals. This approach enhances usability by reducing manual editing efforts and ensuring consistent, rule-based document modifications.
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April 28, 2020
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